Generalizing

She's generalizing about the company's culture based on a single negative experience.

He's generalizing about all dogs being aggressive because he had one bad experience.

He's generalizing that all women are bad drivers because of a few instances he witnessed.

She's generalizing that all horror movies are scary, even though she's only seen a few.

She's generalizing that all politicians are corrupt because of a few bad apples.

He's generalizing that all climate scientists are biased, even though he's only read a few articles on the subject.

The journalist was generalizing when she said that all millennials are addicted to their phones.

The coach was generalizing when he said that all young players lack discipline and work ethic.

It's important to avoid generalizing people based on their race, ethnicity, or religion.

The generalizing philosophy of Buddhism has been adapted to many different cultures and traditions.

The politician made a generalizing statement about the importance of national security.

Her generalizing statement that all teenagers are rebellious was met with skepticism.

The professor's generalizing lecture covered a broad range of historical events.

His generalizing approach to problem-solving often led to oversights in specific details.

The generalizing concept of supply and demand is the cornerstone of microeconomics.

In literature, generalizing themes can transcend time and culture.

The generalizing conclusion of the study was that exercise can have a positive effect on mental health.

The generalizing theory behind the scientific method is that observations can be used to create hypotheses.

She made a generalizing comment about all dogs being friendly.

His generalizing approach to investing was to always diversify his portfolio.

There are generalizing principles in physics that can be applied to a wide range of phenomena.

Generalizing ideas about government and politics have been debated for centuries.

The manager gave a generalizing description of the project.

The article presented a generalizing view of the economy.

The artist's work had a generalizing style that lacked detail.

The doctor gave a generalizing diagnosis of the patient's condition.

The manager's proposal was too generalizing and didn't consider the team's specific needs.

The coach gave a generalizing instruction to the team.

The teacher provided a generalizing overview of the lesson.

The book provided a generalizing summary of the history.

The survey results showed a generalizing trend in consumer behavior.

The speaker made a generalizing statement about the culture.

The journalist's article was criticized for its generalizing language about a certain group of people.

The politician's speech had a generalizing tone, making it difficult to understand their specific policies.

The book provided a generalizing overview of the scientific field.

He was generalizing the research paper into a brief abstract.

She was generalizing the recipe into a short cooking guide.

The teacher was generalizing the lecture into a few key points.

The coach was generalizing the game plan into a simple strategy.

The journalist was generalizing the interview into a key takeaway.

She was generalizing her shopping list into a few essential items.

The scientist was generalizing the results into a broader conclusion.

The doctor was generalizing the medical condition into a layman's terms.

The manager was generalizing the report into a few major findings.

The teacher was generalizing the lesson into a few main ideas.

The speaker was generalizing the topic into a few main arguments.

The historian was generalizing the event into a significant period of time.

The tour guide was generalizing the history of the place into a few interesting facts.

The coach was generalizing the performance into a few areas of improvement.

She was generalizing the survey results into a few major trends.